Neighborhoods in the 43224 ZIP Code

Just east of suburban Columbus' Clintonville, the Maize-Morse is seeing an influx of new faces . "We've got lots of younger families moving in," says Dawn Casteel, former Maize-Morse Neighborhood Association vice president. "It's a good, safe neighborhood for raising kids." Well-established homes along foliage-draped streets combine with nearby

Westbrook, located northeast of downtown Columbus, is a neighborhood with a mix of residential and industrial areas. It features older homes, some over a century old, situated on large lots, with styles including farmhouses and Cape Cods. The area is home to the Wasserstrom distribution center and is conveniently close to Easton Town Center, a

Set nine miles north of downtown Columbus, Clinton Estates is a midcentury neighborhood known for its diversity. "It is kind of a melting pot of people, a very diverse area of Columbus," says Kaitlyn Robertson, a former Ohio congressional staffer. Affordable real estate, shopping and dining options attract residents from all over the world, and

South of Minerva Park in northeastern Columbus, Hyde Park is a mostly midcentury community with access to downtown and some of the most popular shopping centers about 3 miles away. Real estate in the neighborhood averages about half that of metro Columbus and surrounding parks and a public golf course provide family-friendly activities and adult

Between its rolling golf greens, soccer fields, trails and sprawling public park, Walnut Creek offers proximity to an array of outdoor activities and premier shopping in Northeast Columbus. The neighborhood’s bordering thoroughfare, Westerville Road, makes for a convenient 8-mile commute to Downtown Columbus, while trendy hubs like Creekside in

Six miles from downtown Columbus, Framingham is a quiet suburb that's just a short drive from all the amenities residents might need. Alum Creek flows through the eastern part of the neighborhood, adding to the area’s peaceful vibes. “So much of it was farmland for so long, so there’s so much available space,” says Thomas Hamrick, a Realtor with

Tucked between Clintonville and Northeast Columbus, North Linden is in the midst of a transformation. Originally a well-developed bedroom community in the early 20th century, the neighborhood has dealt with housing blight and vacancies in the decades since. However, local initiatives, renovations and low real estate prices have led to a steady